Two-hour block replaces traditional Assessment Day

In years past, Waynesburg University had held its annual Assessment Day on a set day in February for students of all majors to take surveys or tests and participate in any additional activities for the students’ major. Traditionally, each department organizes the day differently. The decision was made last year to change Assessment Day to … Continue reading

Grieving students offered support

In the wake of the one-year anniversary of Brad Grinnen’s unexpected death, the Waynesburg University Counseling Center is emphasizing its services for dealing with grief. According to Jane Owen, director of the Educational Enrichment Program, Clinical Services and Counseling Center, the office saw an increase in students seeking grief counseling. The Counseling Center frequently receives … Continue reading

Remembering Grinnen

It’s been a year. One year since Brad Grinnen, a junior at Waynesburg University, died unexpectedly in his dorm room. One year since the campus community was shaken by the loss of a popular student and athlete. And one year since Clarence Parchman III lost his football teammate, roommate and best friend of three years. … Continue reading

Friendship with a side of fries

Long road leads Carla Yost, a cancer survivor, to Waynesburg's Beehive

For many Waynesburg University students, the Beehive is the place to go for a quick meal. Immediately after stepping in line to give their order, students are greeted by an ensemble of friendly faces wearing the customary Aladdin Dining Services baseball hats and aprons. One of those faces is that of Carla Yost, a woman who, many times, can match a student’s face to his or … Continue reading

Students prepare for pop culture presentation

When walking through the third floor of Buhl Hall there are many doors of the English department. A lot of the doors have things on them such as schedules, whiteboards, inspirational posters and some of them are blank. A lot of the third floor of Buhl is the same color scheme that can be seen … Continue reading

Major/Minor Fair returning to campus

Later this month, the Major/Minor Fair will return to the Waynesburg University campus.  The fair will be taking place Feb 20. in the Benedum Dining Hall from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The fair will be open to all students on campus where they can explore the different options that Waynesburg offers in their academic departments. … Continue reading

‘Ain’t I a Woman’ coming to GPAC

The Core Ensemble is presenting a performance called “Ain’t I a Woman” in honor of Black History Month, as a part of the Performaing Art Series, which occurs once each semester. The performance will take place in the Goodwin Performing Arts Center Friday, Feb. 16 at 7:30 p.m. The Core Ensemble has visited Waynesburg University … Continue reading

Student’s self-care an essential part of maintaining health

In American culture, each generation comes to know certain “buzzwords”: a word or phrase that grabs attention and stimulates conversation such as “rape” or “suicide.” While studying at a college or university, students are often confronted with the buzzword “self-care.”Between 16 credits of classes, a part-time job, volunteer work and university organizations it can be … Continue reading

WU alumnus works at Super Bowl LII

The Super Bowl is what every team works toward in the NFL. And it’s what many sports media members across the country work toward to cover every year. For Waynesburg University alumnus John Lydic, this dream became a reality. In October, Lydic was approached with an opportunity to cover Super Bowl LII for television station … Continue reading

Admissions event hosts accepted students

During this time of year, many high school students are preparing to make their final decision on where they want to further their education. The Office of Admissions assists those ready to make their choice by hosting an Admitted Student Day. The Admitted Student Day will take place Saturday, Feb. 24 throughout campus. Admitted students … Continue reading